Search Caravan Parks in Naturita from CA $151

"This was amazing!!!! Beautiful resort, beautiful scenery!!!"

"It would be good to clean up the property to the West. JJ"

"Peaceful and quiet, very nice cabin, and lovely host! We had a little excitement with wildfires, but that was part of the adventure. "

"Unfortunately we had a very bad experience here. I have contacted the host multiple times about the issues now and have gotten no reply which is very unprofessional. I have decided to leave a review as a result of their inaction to correct their wrongs. To list what was wrong: -this is a CAMPGROUND not a ranch. They do not mention that anywhere in this listing. You will be surrounded by campsites, even behind the hobbit house. There is no privacy. There were 40+ people there camping at the same time as us. -the amenities that were promised were not accessible. There were shared showers and bathrooms,They have 4 total. when you are sharing with 40+ other people, that doesn’t work. We waited over two hours to even get into the bathroom when we got there. The bathrooms were very dirty, no toilet paper. The shared kitchen area was completely overrun by the other campers. We could not cook any meals over there or wash any dishes. -there were people in our cabin!! We arrived and found the key in the door, which was fine. But later when the campers from the campsites came back, they asked us to get into the cabin to retrieve their things! Come to find out, the key had been in the door for days and these people staying there at the campsites had been going in and out of the cabin using it the whole time they were there. So clearly it was not clean for us to stay in. We were absolutely appalled by that. We are disappointed in this whole experience and the host’s lack of response. "

"Very small town hotel, also convenient location. Dining within walking distance."

"We enjoyed our stay very much. The description and photos let you know what you are in for, and we couldn’t have asked for more. Being so far removed from civilization is just what we needed. Both adults and kids were thrilled, as was our dog, who needed an off leash vacation as much as we did. Wildlife is abundant! Our first night we saw a bear on the road, and the wildlife sightings just kept happening. We saw elk, marmots, turkey, deer, and tons of birds. One night returning to the school, we even had a mountain lion jump out in front of us and we got a full broadside view! The night sky in the yard was beautiful. Our host was very sweet and accommodating, and she even left homemade cookies on the table for us when we arrived. For those who are adverse to the pretty long gravel road from Montrose, the road to Norwood is much shorter, with Telluride, Ridgeway, and Ouray just down the way. Just be prepared for a mini million dollar highway to get up and down. We were old hands at driving it by the end of our trip though, and it was a non issue. All in all, a very enjoyable trip. We would return here in a minute. "

"Nice spot to rest"

"This is a secluded place with beautiful views. Wildlife on the property and the fact they have a refuge for horses right behind it is so sweet. The hosts were kind and we really enjoyed our stay."

"I’ll be honest when I say that I did not read the full property description when I booked this so I was a little surprised when I arrived and there was no television. However, that being said I was not in the least bit upset about it. I loved the off-grid atmosphere and coziness of the cabin. There’s a full kitchen and a stunning bathroom. You can’t beat the views. The WiFi worked great so I had my phone and laptop if I needed a social media or movie fix. Honestly though I enjoyed the peace and quiet. Before my arrival I received an email from the property warning me that cell service would be lost on the drive there so I made sure to download Google offline maps. Once you drive there though it’s pretty easy to remember the way from the national parks. I would highly recommend this property to anyone who wants to visit the national parks but also wants to get away from the hustle and bustle of Moab. "